bodobe

His music was a part of my life, and now I'm speechless, just unspeakably sad.
 

His music was a part of my life, and now I'm speechless, just unspeakably sad.
 

You captured her essence beautifully.

Added a screenshot (Affinity Photo Workspace) in "butterfly wings", tribute to Audrey Hepburn.
 
I love this actress. She was so petite and delicate, but also strong, and she had a lot of power. Breakfast at Tiffany's is one of my favorite films, and of course I also love the cat (scenes) in the movie;-)
 
http://b-bertuleit.de/butterfly-wing/

nice job...well done

Added a screenshot (Affinity Photo Workspace) in "butterfly wings", tribute to Audrey Hepburn.
 
I love this actress. She was so petite and delicate, but also strong, and she had a lot of power. Breakfast at Tiffany's is one of my favorite films, and of course I also love the cat (scenes) in the movie;-)
 
http://b-bertuleit.de/butterfly-wing/

Added a screenshot (Affinity Photo Workspace) in "butterfly wings", tribute to Audrey Hepburn.
 
I love this actress. She was so petite and delicate, but also strong, and she had a lot of power. Breakfast at Tiffany's is one of my favorite films, and of course I also love the cat (scenes) in the movie;-)
 
http://b-bertuleit.de/butterfly-wing/

Yes you deserve a cc. I'm not so good at it, sadly.
 
I'll try.
-The mood and colour are very well chosen for the theme. I like the grey, yellow and greenish-blue.
Brush strokes/textures are delicate, goes well with the colours.
 
I like that the person is so close, makes it more personal and intimate.
 
What bothers me a little is the right eye (her left). The iris seems a little to big, and the shadow is to harsh I think. I found myself drawn to that eye, it takes my attention away from the rest of the picture.
 
I get a very strong message from your work. They say a picture says more than a thousand words, and that is true here.
 
I think your skills are extraordinary  and you have a very personal style. I wish I could be only half as good... ;)
There's so many qualities in your work, I'm a big fan!

I agree, nicely done :) great!

New work from the "Broken" series (horror-mystery-thriller-book cover-mockups). Of course made with Affinity Photo/Designer, as always. Do you like it? Or not, because .. why... I appreciate any feedback  ;) TNX
 
http://b-bertuleit.de/broken-2/

Vector with Affinity Designer, image shows the contours/outlines (pen brushes) and the wireframe. This project was one of the first I've created with Affinity Designer. A good exercise, and there is still much to learn.
 

larger eyes:

Vector with Affinity Designer, image shows the contours/outlines (pen brushes) and the wireframe. This project was one of the first I've created with Affinity Designer. A good exercise, and there is still much to learn.
 

larger eyes:

A very strong impact like your comments. Thanks a lot for this! :unsure:

Book cover design - of course, created with Affinity photo :)
Happy new year to all!
 
http://b-bertuleit.de/buchcover-3/

Mobile Music Player UI (Affinity Designer)
 

Mobile Music Player UI (Affinity Designer)
 

Glad your having fun with it, I look forward to seeing the poster completed :)

Hi Markus,
 
I believe you are right. There are obviously some very annoying glitches in the German localisation. Some of them have been removed, but unfortunately, some of them are still there. Here are two more examples from the terminology of the Boolean operations:
Intersect is translated as Überlappen. If we are intersecting two point sets, we are proceeding to the intersection of these sets. And we have wonderful German terms for this operation, namely Schnittmenge bilden, Zum Schnitt bringen or simply Schneiden. So the current translation is obviously wrong and misleading. Would anyone confidently state that the words overlap and intersect have the same meaning in English? Why does one believe that their equivalents should have the same meaning in German?
Combine is translated as Kombinieren at one point and as XOR elsewhere. To my mind, the English term is already misleading. If we apply the operation currently denoted by Combine to two point sets, we are proceeding to the symmetric difference of these sets. So the use of XOR is appropriate, whereas Combine seems confusing. Adobe has Exclude Overlapping Shape Areas, and while this phrase is longer than Combine, it is informative and appropriate. So I would suggest to reconsider both the English and the German terminology here.
 
Kind regards, Alex  :)

FYI I can see it.
I think you are on the right track. It must have been a lot of work!

A wonderful work. It really reminds me of the Fritz Lang movie Metropolis. 

This is my last work from the „Broken“ series (Affinity Photo), using some previous works, different layer effects and some other settings. I love the fine tuning.  ;)
 
http://b-bertuleit.de/shattered/

It gives a very strong impact, Bodo. I love your style!

This is my last work from the „Broken“ series (Affinity Photo), using some previous works, different layer effects and some other settings. I love the fine tuning.  ;)
 
http://b-bertuleit.de/shattered/